Sentence examples for observed immediate effects from inspiring English sources

We observed immediate effects on the lengthening of the QTc interval for both PM2.5 and O3, as well as delayed effects for PM2.5 (lagged by 3 - 4 days).

We observed immediate effects of cold and hot temperatures on mortality with the strongest and statistically significant effects on the current day (lag 0).

Only after grouping the participants according to their training gain in a large and small training gain group (median split) some differences in transfer effects were observed: immediate transfer effects and, to lesser extent, long-term transfer effects were significantly higher in the large training gain group compared to the low training gain and control group.

We observed immediate associations between PNC and IL-6 and cumulative effects between PM10 and fibrinogen.

The FST is an antidepressant screening procedure performed initially to observe the immediate effects of EA and/or CLO on the immobility time.

Now, a biology student at Stanford and researchers at the National Institutes of Health have devised a method for observing the immediate effects of a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) in real time in mice.

We also observed an immediate effect of the intervention (intervention β2 = −0.976, P <0.001) toward decreased length of MV.

We also observed an immediate effect of the intervention (intervention β2 = −0.078, P = 0.020) toward decreasing length of MV and a significant positive slope in the postintervention period (postintervention trend β3 = 0.012, P = 0.011).

For this reason, we designed an experiment to determine immediate periodontal responses, which represents the first study to observe the immediate effect of corticotomy-facilitated orthodontic tooth movement.

To observe the immediate effect of lidocaine application on acquisition performance, injections were started just after the end of the tenth trial of the habituation session and ended before the fourth trial of the acquisition session.

From Table 2, we also observe that the immediate effects of the extent of fatalities on economic growth are not statistically significant, but the lagged effects observed after 3 years of a disaster occurrence are found to be statistically significant.